hi everyone I will learn program MSP430 but i don't know what e book is neccesary for it. someone can help me to find some ebook ? tks

 

C is C and there is not a great deal of variability to it. Step 1 in the process is to learn a basic dialect of C from any source, although K&R has been preferred by three generations of programmers.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0131103628/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all

A bargain at $12 plus shipping.

Step 2 is to consult the documentation for the C compiler that is part of your development package to learn what "processor specific" features it may support. That's it. The path may not be short and quick, but is certainly worth the investment.

Step 3 is to study other people's C code for the MSP430. This is how you transition from the intermediate to the expert level.

 

i don't know what e book is neccesary for it.

No ebook is necessary, fortunately.

 

C is C and there is not a great deal of variability to it. Step 1 in the process is to learn a basic dialect of C from any source, although K&R has been preferred by three generations of programmers.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0131103628/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all

A bargain at $12 plus shipping.

Step 2 is to consult the documentation for the C compiler that is part of your development package to learn what "processor specific" features it may support. That's it. The path may not be short and quick, but is certainly worth the investment.

Step 3 is to study other people's C code for the MSP430. This is how you transition from the intermediate to the expert level.

oh tks guy

 

MrChips has a tutorial on MSP430 in his blog. It has accumulated 25 articles (projects) complete with schematics and programs. I am sure it would be helpful for you to learn how to use MSP430....

http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/xfa-blog-category/msp430.36/view-entries

Allen